Hi, I am trying to build an adapter on top of CacheListener to create (to me useful) Pojo notifications. Unfortunately, I cannot determine if a pojo is being multi-attached or detached because PojoInstance's ref count is the same in local pre and post notification (IMO a bug). The problem is in InternalHelper: | /** | * Increment reference count for the pojo. Note that this is not thread safe or atomic. | */ | int incrementRefCount(Fqn originalFqn, Fqn referencingFqn) throws CacheException | { | PojoInstance pojoInstance = getAopInstance(originalFqn); | if (pojoInstance == null) | throw new PojoCacheException("InternalDelegate.incrementRefCount(): null pojoReference for fqn: " + originalFqn); | | int count = pojoInstance.incrementRefCount(referencingFqn); | // need to update it. | put(originalFqn, PojoInstance.KEY, pojoInstance); | return count; | } | It is stated that the method is not thread safe but the instance's incrementRefCount and decrement methods are in fact synchronized. So, can I just clone the instance, increment and put or do I need to synchronize the whole thing? Shouldn't it be locked anyway, where does this happen? Are there any other effects that I should be aware of that prevent us from doing: | PojoInstance updatedInstance = (PojoInstance)pojoInstance.clone(); | int count = newInstance.incrementRefCount(referencingFqn); | // need to update it. | put(originalFqn, PojoInstance.KEY, updatedInstance); | Thanks, Basil View the original post : http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&p=4035598#... Reply to the post : http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=posting&mode=reply&a...